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SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series I

See the fund house's risk level(opens in a new tab) · EQUITY

SBI Mutual Fund · Regular · Growth

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What you pay and when you can withdraw
Smallest SIP
SIP not offered
Smallest one-time amount
₹500
When you can withdraw
Withdrawals aren't open for this fund right now.
Yearly running cost
Taken out of the fund's value every day, so it lowers your returns. It isn't billed separately.See the rate (expense ratio) on the fund house's site(opens in a new tab)
Stamp duty
₹5 on every ₹1 lakh you invest (0.005%), paid to the government.
If you had invested

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Fund details
Fund house
SBI Mutual Fund
Plan
Regular plan, Growth option
Type
EQUITY
ISIN (the fund's ID code)
INF200K016X3

About SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series I

SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series I is an EQUITY fund from SBI Mutual Fund. This page is for its Regular plan, Growth option. Its new fund offer opened on 01 Aug 2025. The fund house publishes its risk level (riskometer) in its monthly factsheet. You can invest one time from ₹500. Withdrawals aren't open for this fund right now. Fee if you withdraw early: see the scheme documents.

Questions about this fund

What is the minimum SIP amount for SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series I?
New SIPs aren't open for this fund through us right now. The smallest one-time investment is ₹500.
Is there an exit load on SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series I?
Fee if you withdraw early: see the scheme documents.
What is the risk level of SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series I?
The fund house publishes its risk level (riskometer) in its monthly factsheet. We don't have it on our records yet.
How do I invest in SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series I?
Invest one-time on this page and enter an amount. New SIPs aren't open for this fund through us. If you are new, sign up and open your account first. Orders are placed on NSE's mutual fund platform. Your money goes to the fund house, never to us.